Memories of My Jamaican Mother

$8.95

Pages: 52
Format: Paperback

SKU: 978-976-8202-44-4 Category:

Memories of My Jamaican Mother traces the life of a remarkable woman, Phyliss Blake-Reid. Born and raised in the cool hills of Manchester, she later moved to Kingston in search of better economic prospects. There, she found her husband and started her family. Her life may not have been one with golden opportunities but she was able to “tun har han mek fashion”. A God-fearing and strong black woman, Mrs. Blake-Reid was an inspiration to all who knew her, especially her children. She has instilled moral principles that now govern the lives of the loved ones she has left behind. This is a fitting tribute to her inspirational life from one of her daughters, Doreen Patricia Reid.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ms. Doreen Patricia Reid was born in Kingston, Jamaica. She is a trained Guidance Counsellor and Social Worker. She received her tertiary education at The Mico Teachers’ College and the University of the West Indies. Though she is visually impaired, she does not allow that to falter her hopes. She is not only inspired by her mother to work hard but is also motivated by Carl Rodger’s theory of self-actualization. She believes she is on the road to achieving this and obtaining a PhD in Psychology is her ultimate goal.  She is also the author of an anthology of poems, The Life of a True Father.

Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions 5.5 × 8.5 in

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